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An incredible action-packed ride full of fresh concepts that takes up the majority of the film.

A sort of "Alien stew." You take all the previous movies, toss them into a pot, stir them up, season with modern spices (like racial and gender balance), simmer for a while, and serve. If you're hungry, you'll eat it gratefully, but don't expect any kind of original culinary experience.

Naturalistic perversion from a well-known French misandrist.

The children appreciated it much more.

Terrible amateurishness. I didn't finish watching.

I've never been bored by a Woody Allen film before. "Coup de Chance" is the first. The dialogues are terribly stilted, and the plot recycles his previous work.

Season 1 - 50%
Season 2 - 52%

Despite some interesting moments and suspenseful scenes, the script is tragically written, especially in terms of the characters. Their decision-making, motivations, and overall development are poorly done.

1. season - 77%

1. season: 72%

Sloppy movie. Both in terms of screenplay, direction, and acting.

Audiovisual banquet. Film better than book.

1. season: 71%
2. season: 8%

After a likable first season came the second one, which brought an unbearable feminist-progressive travesty with a constantly collapsing main heroine. I finished it with the utmost effort. And the end of the series... well... how to put it politely... in no way :-).

In Czech terms, a very successful visual presentation, otherwise rather disappointing. Wooden dialogues, as well as acting performances, and a plot that is heavily inspired by a number of foreign predecessors.

The selection of topics is good; however, here and there, it appears quite undeveloped. Acumen simply didn´t have enough time to be properly sharpened. Ricky occasionally repeats himself. Nevertheless, it´s a very good social satire.

In the second half, I didn´t know whether to laugh or cry. Extra points for the humorous moment with the grenade.

I like black humor, but this seemed unnecessarily boundless, driven by sheer force with a background of zero thought.

Surprisingly fresh sequel to a successful zombie action-comedy.

I haven´t hesitated this much about a rating for a long time. The movie is a patchwork of often brilliant scenes, but as a whole, it´s an inconsistent mishmash.

Epic historical film that will be even better in the anticipated and significantly longer "director's cut" version.

Precisely made horror based on real events. A significant portion of the dialogues is reportedly authentic, as they were recorded, for instance, on mobile phones.

Basically, it´s a theatrical adaptation of a single record from the infamous Wannsee Conference. The conference is dominated by the ruthless Reinhard Heydrich, brilliantly played by Kenneth Branagh. However, Branagh´s features are, in comparison to the real character, almost too pleasantly human.

After two very good previous movies, this is a disappointment. Again, there are plenty of ideas, but somehow it all doesn´t work anymore. And moreover, it´s overly sweetened to the point of horror.

Technically once again absolutely perfect film.